Sentence examples for projects reduced from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan's election in 1981 forced feminists on to the defensive; not only was funding for projects reduced, but the new right was committed to reversing the legislative gains.

It was shown that the proposed heat recovery projects reduced natural gas costs by C$3.8 million/y and greenhouse gas emissions by 61,700 t/y of CO2.

The proposed retrofit projects reduced the process heating demands by improving the existing heat recovery system and by recovering waste heat and decreased natural gas consumption in the steam production unit by approximately 40 MW, representing approximately 8% of total consumption.

Project completers tended to report greater stress than noncompleters, but stated that doing projects reduced stress and caused them to develop a richer appreciation for anatomy and medicine.

These approaches could help renewable energy projects reduce their financing costs up to fivefold.

Getting the involvement of local people in planning and developing renewable energy projects reduces opposition to renewable energy.

But in London off-plan sales to foreigners helped to finance many projects, reducing the need to borrow scarce capital.

Multilaterals benefit from having greater independence from immediate political considerations; their aid is untied and much less fragmented, and their larger projects reduce the administrative burden on recipients.

The evaluators' prescription for improving effectiveness is to simplify projects, reduce the number of government ministries involved and tackle more modest objectives.

The hope is that the GIB will invest in new green projects: reducing energy consumption and waste, supporting clean energy, or backing "lean" technologies.

In the short history of the Obama White House, two of its most urgent projects, reducing unemployment and pacifying Afghanistan, have yet to yield persuasive results.